It's truly unfortunate when the care in healthcare is missing. If you don't want to work with the public, that's a CHOICE (in the US, anyway). If you are not a people person, then do not choose a job that deals with people. Is this too much to ask for? It shouldn't be... especially when people's lives are on the line.

I was referred to a surgeon who turned out to be someone who I will never work with. She and her staff need to learn how to treat people. No matter how great she may be, she will not be working on me. I share this experience, as well as a lesson that came to mind earlier today. Can you relate?

It's easy to view the world from our limited lenses, however, people don't need more opinions. In some situations, people need more grace.

Hey there! I can't even describe this episode other than to say that I was very transparent. Be encouraged in spite of what is going on in your life!

Sometimes you have people in your life, family included, who will forever remind you of where you went wrong. Are they deflecting from their self-reflection?

A little history on where the term came from. 

References used:

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_mama
2. https://slate.com/human-interest/2006/05/a-brief-history-of-baby-daddies.html
3. https://thepowherhousemom.medium.com/dont-call-me-a-baby-momma-d3e8e91e398e

An introduction to the Nacho Average Baby Mama podcast.